Here are some finished pieces which the children made during our drop-in work shop at Art in the Park last month, all fired and ready to be collected!
Their own art fossils!
Private view at designjunction.
Was quite a vast show, us being a change from what else was on show. We attracted a lot of attention and I had some interesting conversations with people about my work, which is always helpful!
Thank you to everyone that came!
I am back in the studio now, preparing for the children classes and rolling out slabs for some hand building! Watch this space..
Setting up at the designjunction.. OPENS TODAY!
A sneak preview of the show coming together, the place is vast! There is going to be so much to see in this building..it opens tonight and runs until Sunday so plenty of time to come and check it out!
Charlotte De Syllas
Exquisite.
I worked with this jeweler in London when I was 15, she is a very inspirational person, with excellent skills and craftsmanship. One of the finest artist-jewelers in Britain.
Her Jewelry will be at the Goldsmith's fair from the 25th til the 30th September.
More of her beautiful creations: http://www.charlottedesyllas.com/
Exhibition at the designjunction
Excited about being part of this, it
is a vast exhibition with much to see..well worth a visit.
More info: http://thedesignjunction.co.uk/about/
A Ship, An Isle, A Sickle Moon
- A Ship, an isle, a sickle moon--
- With few but with how splendid stars
- The mirrors of the sea are strewn
- Between their silver bars!
- An isle beside an isle she lay,
- The pale ship anchored in the bay,
- While in the young moon's port of gold
- A star-ship--as the mirrors told--
- Put forth its great and lonely light
- to the unreflecting Ocean, Night.
- And still, a ship upon her seas,
- The isle and the island cypresses
- Went sailing on without the gale:
- And still there moved the moon so pale,
- A crescent ship without a sail!
James Elroy Flecker
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